gentleman
ਸੱਜਣ
definition
noun
he behaved like a perfect gentleman
a chivalrous, courteous, or honorable man.
opposite her an old gentleman sat reading
a polite or formal way of referring to a man.
example
He was made a 'gentleman' of the bedchamber and employed on important diplomatic and military missions.
Robinson was a 'gentleman' , unfailingly courteous, with inexhaustible enthusiasm.
We walked up to the whites hill reserve and I got mud all over my white denim jeans, Anthony holding onto my waist and being a perfect 'gentleman' .
opposite her an old 'gentleman' sat reading
‘He was an honourable man and a 'gentleman' and brightened every room with his presence,’ his older brother Keenan last night said.
Even in locations where members of the royal family were due to stay in the home of a local 'gentleman' , knight or nobleman, further lodgings were needed in the vicinity for the large number of other personnel in the train.
I exclaimed, my mouth agape and my finger pointing straight at the 'gentleman' in question.
The amount of campaign furniture that would have accompanied an officer and a 'gentleman' such as Lord Auckland was on a scale worthy of the British Empire itself.
Maybe I just favored Nick's view because he's always been a perfect 'gentleman' every time I've met him.
Sheila said he had been a 'gentleman' , a man of dignity and integrity, who always had a smile on his face and was proud to be from York.
The young 'gentleman' looked positively delighted that she had noticed him.
He was the only distinguished looking 'gentleman' wearing a black cape with a scarlet lining.
A 'gentleman' or a person of noble birth to be seen perspiring wasn't recommended.
Spenser informed Ralegh that his ‘general end’ was ‘to fashion a 'gentleman' or noble person in virtuous and gentle discipline’.
Jo entered the sunroom, followed by a 'gentleman' in a suit and glasses.
In the tradition of the House, the 'gentleman' from Texas is recognized for 5 minutes.
It was common practice for a 'gentleman' to make a financial commitment to an actress or a courtesan he wanted to keep.
But for a 'gentleman' of Arthur's wealth and taste, surely a more conventional beauty would have been appropriate?
Perhaps it was then that within the Royal Navy an officer's entry status was that of an officer by education and a 'gentleman' by social background and manners.
opposite her an old 'gentleman' sat reading
For those of you who visited York Livestock Centre, you will remember the bewhiskered 'gentleman' who manned the sweetshop and tended the gardens.
Music and song were close to his heart and he was a welcome 'gentleman' at any social occasion in the village and neighbourhood.
A 'gentleman' to his fingertips, Mattie commanded great regard and respect wherever he went.
The actor endeared himself to the locals as a real 'gentleman' , modest and polite and always ready to meet the people.
The book opens with Smith's capable pursuit of a disoriented country 'gentleman' .
he behaved like a perfect 'gentleman'
Could you ask the 'gentleman' next to you whether he is the applicant.
he behaved throughout like a perfect 'gentleman'
Anyway - halfway through the evening I met this charming shirtless 'gentleman' called Claudio.
I often wonder, if the honourable 'gentleman' was Speaker, whether he would then be able to confront some of the difficulties of his own questions and requests.
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